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Magic Backpack Can See Through Walls

May 3, 2011 / 3-d, am i gonna be able to make out nipples? that's the question, backpack, bookbag, god just get a pair of x-ray specs and save yourself the back pain, i see you!, i spy, seeing things, seeing through walls, spying on things, sure why not, surveillance, the future is now, walls

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The Prism 200c is a bookbag designed by James Bond's Q Cambridge Consultants that can see through walls. All you have to do is lean against a surface and, PRESTO -- you're loitering and somebody's probably calling the cops.

Using ultra-wideband signals the device is able to see through walls made of wood, concrete or bricks and provide a 3-D view of human movement and positions from front, side and overhead angles, making it easier to determine a threat situation before entering a building.


And because the latest version is one of the smallest and lightest yet, it can easily be hidden in a backpack allowing someone to simply lean back against a wall while wearing it to glean useful tactical info. The images produced by the Prism 200c system are then transmitted in real-time to a nearby PC or even a handheld device for analyzing, so the user doesn't look like they're actively spying on what's going on inside.

Well folks, if you ever catch me leaning against a wall at the gym you can probably guess what I'm doing. "Filming women changing in the locker room?" What the -- NO YOU F***ING PERVERT. Stretching. Gotta stay loose.

Prism 200c Through-Wall Radar Backpack Clearly Designed For Cool, Nonchalant Spies [ohgizmo]

Thanks to Mike, who still spies the old fashioned way: with a bowtie camera. Classic, bro!

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